At HIR Wellness Institute, our Community Mental Health Programs invite individuals to participate in collective healing—strengthening not only personal well-being but also the relational health of our entire community. By consistently creating spaces grounded in safety, trust, and belonging, we work to dissolve the stigma that too often surrounds mental health care. Each gathering becomes a place where healing is visible, voices are honored, and hope is restored.

​

We serve survivors of all forms of violence, including those affected by sexual assault, domestic violence, intimate partner violence, sex trafficking, dating or stalking, gun and group violence, loss by homicide or suicide, and missing loved ones. We also support individuals impacted by displacement, foster care, kinship care, and crisis situations.

​

Our approach is survivor-informed and grounded in therapeutic design, emphasizing a healing-informed model that meets the needs of those living with complex trauma and developmental trauma, and chronic stress. Through compassionate connection, culturally responsive care, and collective action, we help survivors reclaim safety, restore balance, and rediscover their capacity to heal—in relationship with themselves and their communities.